June 2012
Beginner
288 pages
6h 12m
English
At first glance, ethics might seem like a funny sort of topic for a book about storytelling. But transmedia ethics are a very serious business, both from the standpoint of doing the right thing by your audience, and from the not-as-squishy perspective of running a business and avoiding liability and litigation. (If you can find a way to cover the cost, insuring your project or yourself with errors and omissions coverage is a good idea.)
There are, of course, a few traditional areas of legal concern that are familiar to anyone who has worked in media before (copyright, for example, and libel) but when you play out a fictional narrative using the real world as your platform, sometimes this has new and ...
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